Bluefish : slow copy/paste ??
Vincent Trouilliez
vincent.trouilliez at modulonet.fr
Mon Mar 14 11:50:18 UTC 2005
> In my experience it depends on the file and on whether you have
> highlighting turned on.
>
> I have experienced similar problems when the file contains very long
> lines and indeed actually wrote a little pascal program to break up such
> files for that reason. Switching off highlighting also usually solves
> the problem. With 'normal' files - i.e. files with short lines that
> rarely wrap say more than once or twice on the screen - I never have a
> problem, even when highlighting is on.
>
> Presumably there is also a hardware issue: I assume the problem is
> going to be worse on older, slower, machines. My dual opteron copes
> pretty well most of the time :)
>
> - Richard.
> --
> Richard Kimber
> http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/
Thanks for the comments Rich, it's not just me then.
My machine might be "old" (3 years, Athlon 1700+, 512MB), but
Dreamweaver runs at the speed of light on it, even inside VMware, so
native/Linux programs hardly have any excuse whatsoever for being
slow...)
Also, my HTML files are very basic, lines never wrap, although syntax
highlighting is indeed on, but what's the heck...
I dinf bluefish otherwise fast, it's only the text editor that's always
dragging its feet. I guess I will just have to live with it until they
get round to fixing it...
--
Vince
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